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On This weeks bonus Episode we pull an old trick out of the hat. Way back when we first started Black eyed kids was one of our first episodes and I have remastered the audio, breathing life back into this great OG episode. It falls at the end of this weeks episode, so please enjoy!

This week we look into some different Black-eyed kid stories and look to see if we can learn anything about this creepy little kids. Where did they come from? What are they? What do they want? These questions and more on todays episode of Almost Canon (no actual answers are discovered in the making of this episode)

We're changing some things around and will start releasing episodes on Tuesday in stead of Friday, but in the meantime enjoy this remastered episode on the Dybbuk and Dybbuk box from the Almost Canon vault! This ones a blast from the past. so sit back and listen to Nick and Bank discuss the mysteries of the Dybbuk and Dybbuk box!!

While we’re not too fond of winter, spooky season is maybe our favorite time of year here at Almost Canon. Now my favorite part aren’t all the delicious smells; beautiful colors or the fact that we finally get to wear flannels and sweatshirts. No, my favorite part of the Halloween season are the movies!      Like, ya, sure, you can watch horror movies any time of year but there’s somthing special about watching scary movies on or before Halloween.  In fact, most horror movies take place in the summer, not the fall. There are very few scary movies that take place around Halloween. But that doesn’t matter, I literally fill September and October with horror movies. Nothing but horror movies. So what I wanted to do tonight was take a few of my favorites and go over the real life mysteries and true crime cases that inspired some of our favorite horror movies.      So I’ve taken a nightmare on elm street; Scream and the Shining.      The creators and writers of All three of these movies were inspired by something weird or horrific that’s happened in the real world.  But before we dive into the main topic, Nick has taken an old encounter we received on the show and turned it into story format. We’ll hear from Stephen who was bow hunting in Wyoming when he found had to seek shelter in an abandoned house during a rain storm. However, whoever or whatever resided within the home certainly didn’t want him there. While the small details have been created to add a sense of reality to the world, the events and how they happened haven’t been changed. But it’s a good one, just in time for Halloween! After Stephen’s story Nick recounts the true events that inspired ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street; Scream; and The Shining. These real life stories are incredibly strange as well as incredibly brutal. *WARNING* for all those going into the real life true crime case behind Scream, it is a horrific story.

This week Nick goes over his research on the Bennington Triangle and why the area seems to be so active with paranormal energies. This is a long, winding narrative that compiles mysterious stone ruins; ancient gods; Nephilim; pre-columbian contact and of course the Bennington Triangle into a story that explains how an old world ‘god’ found its way to the New World’. This is the culmination of a years worth of research so sit back relax and enjoy The Talbaldak Connection.

This week we had an unexpected emergency so instead of doing anything extravagant we read from Tony Urban's "New England's Unexplained Mysteries". We cover several different real life horror stories dealing with haunted house, cursed objects and Sasquatch encounters. Tony always digs up interesting encounters with the unknown and these stories are certainly geared towards spooky season. If your interested in purchasing some or all of Tony’s work here’s a link to his website: https://www.tonyurbanauthor.com/product/new-england-s-unexplained-mysteries-signed-paperback

This week we talk with Mick Strange about several stories from Tony Urban's "Beware of the Woods: scary true stories of the unexplained". we talk about dogmen in Kentucky, the dark watchers of California, aliens in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and a trapped Wendigo in Maine. If you’d like to purchase Tony Urban’s book: https://www.amazon.com/Beware-Woods-Stories-Unexplained-Encounters/dp/B0CN1NKWXZ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=EGMAFCUEHBR7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Hg7l7GjmCHFAoVulDIm7EzgCkCrM3KfBCaN0-GRZM8--gl8Koxz4ZU0N7tFdtqk_IOWlZlN1mdCoLB20uKSFTPMq8WJzSLW4QMqKdlQHpB8ehfFw-ZkEtKuclnYIDGL_thLufmcOQeUjZx52gEoPJZbYTzRdxyJlXKiGoxhpetHVwZgHS8zHY-jSXjAuztQCKLLpGGeK8ELj1vQP686wyA.YNVXxZY-guQ83J1YjUHUCPB9BQvWIl2G9-HUGOUgPUE&dib_tag=se&keywords=beware+of+the+woods&qid=1728048015&sprefix=beware+of+the+woods%2Caps%2C171&sr=8-1

On this minisode Nick picks apart a passage on Tiwanaku, Viracocha and reed ships. This isn't the first time these topics have been discussed on Almost Canon content, further proving that they could be something behind these concepts.